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Life after death for landfills

Landfill site problems are often bigger than the eyesore created by the huge piles of waste. At one point or another, landfill sites will have to be closed. While this may seem like the end of the story, it is only the beginning of the next chapter...

eThekwini – a case study in direct water reuse

eThekwini Water and Sanitation has been successfully applying the principals of direct water reuse in a simple yet cost-effective manner. Infrastructure News’s Danielle Petterson spoke to Samista Jugwanth, process engineer at AECOM at the...

The changing role of quantity surveyors

Quantity surveyors need to embrace change and the technology it brings with it. This was the message at the Association of South African Quantity Surveyors (ASAQS) conference held in Midrand earlier this month. The theme of the conference, Agility,...

Closing the business sector’s gender gap

Civil engineering company AECOM is working hard to close its gender inequality gap across Africa. AECOM’s executive committee currently has five female members out of 13 – a record in terms of female representation at this management level for most...

And the winners are…

Consulting Engineers of South Africa (CESA) hosted its annual awards evening last night to celebrate the achievements of its member firms, highlighting quality, innovation and outstanding workmanship in the consulting engineering industry. The CESA...